01-11-2018, 10:23 PM
(01-11-2018, 09:43 PM)guohua Wrote: ...I couldn't see what they say they were seeing.
It was difficult, there's something in the darkened area under the branch that the camera-holder
is saying that is a sloth-like face looking away and slowly keeps turning towards them.
The odd part is the easy-going nature of the people in the video and their neglect to go to the spot!
Quote:...That is clearly the problem with hunting Bigfoot.
The video evidence is so very hard to capture, because I think the creature as a better sense of smell
and hearing and can elude their pursuers...
Maybe because these things are either human -in the sense that most YouTube videos are just fake or...
the genuine footage shows a being that may not understand our technology. but accepts the owners
of the technology and the equipment itself, can effect it's overall existence.
It's a difficult call.
Like Gordi, I believe there's something out there that doesn't fit the norm, but wading through the
narcissistic videos where the presenter is in the shot more than what he/she believes is the subject
matter, doesn't help.
It'll be interesting to discover whether Bigfoot's elusiveness is down to natural guile of the creature
or the laziness and reluctance for the discovery that seems to be shown in many of the videos out there.
In the earlier video of the lady having things moved around her property, her unwillingness to set a camera
in a place where proof could be obtained, is a perfect example. Considering she claims a Bigfoot invades her
garage and steals tools, wouldn't it be prudent to set up a camera just to see who is trespassing on her
family's property?!
It honestly looks like the majority of Bigfoot investigation is about attention-seeking and keeps the
phenomena in the 'entertainment' section.
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